Xiang Sheng Insitut Traditional Chinese Medecine

Choose from the following options:

• $38 for a 60-minute Swedish massage for 1 person ($70 value)
• $69 for a 60-minute Swedish massage and 60-minute foot reflexology session for 1 person ($130 value)
• $79 for a 60-minute deep tissue massage and a 60-minute moxibustion session for 1 person ($140 value)

Swedish massage:

Swedish massage therapy involves light, moderate and deep strokes to the back, arms, legs, neck and other parts of the body to target tissue.

Deep tissue massage (Tui Na):

Deep tissue massage involves applying firm pressure and slow movements to reach the deeper layers of the muscles and fascia (the connective tissue surrounding the muscles). It is used for chronic pain and stiffness and contracted areas such as stiffness of the neck and upper back, muscle contractions of the legs and shoulders.

Reflexology:

Reflexology is a method of activating the natural healing powers of the body that goes back 4000 years. Practitioners of this natural and non-invasive healing art massage acupressure points on the feet to relieve stress, pain and stimulate physical, mental and emotional healing as well as the preservation of all body systems.

Moxibustion:

Moxibustion is a form of thermal therapy in which dried plant material called “moxa” is burned on or very close to the surface of the skin. The intention is to warm and energize the flow of Qi in the body and to dispel certain pathogenic influences. Moxa is generally made from dried leafy Chinese material (Artemisia argyi or A.vlugaris), but it can also be made from other substances.

Xiang Sheng Insitut Traditional Chinese Medecine

The Xiang Sheng Insitut Traditional Chinese Medecine is a traditional Chinese medicine institution integrating health care, treatment and education. The facility offers two lines of services: clinical medical services and medical education services. In addition, the clinic offers clients a range of treatments such as Swedish massage, deep tissue massage, acupuncture, reflexology, moxibustion, “Gua Sha” technique and acupressure therapy.